Radio times listings 1970;s 80's 90's

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BBC RADIO 2 THURSDAY MAY 20TH 1976
6.00:News Summary; weather


6.02:Colin Berry

including at
6.15 Pause for Thought
7.02:Terry Wogan

including at
8.27 Racing Bulletin and at
8.45 Pause for Thought
9.02:Pete Murray's Open House

including at 10.30
Waggoners' Walk
11.30:Jimmy Young


13.50:Sports Desk

including the lunchtime cricket scoreboard
14.02:David Hamilton

as Radio 1, but including on 1500m only (also 202m Scotland)
2.45 and 3.45 Sports Desk
16.30:Waggoners' Walk

(Repeated: Friday 10.30 am) Produced and directed by PIERS PLOWRIGHT and DAVID JOHNSTON The cast this week:Contributors

Directed By: Piers Plowright
Directed By: David Johnston
Mike Nash: Edward Cast
Claire Nash: Ellen McIntosh
Joanna Nash: Elizabeth Proud
Peter Tyson: Basil Moss
Liz Tyson: Ann Morrish
Arthur Tyson: Lockwood West
Lynn Prior: Judy Franklin
Matt Prior ,: Michael Spice
Cliff Edwards: Peter Messaline
Kath Miller: Charlotte Mitchell
Shirley Cook: Carole Boyd
Bridie Petters: Nan Marriott-Watson
Mrs Tandy: Grizelda Hervey
Bella Attwood: Norma Ronald
Milton Monk: Sydney Tafler
Mr Edwards: Mervyn Johns
Michelle Carey: Alwyne Taylor
Ferdy Upson: Andrew Lodge
Max Ritterman: Wolf Kahler
Station announcer: Joanna Wake
Vicar: Michael Bilton
Debbie Franks: Tara Soppet


16.45:Sports Desk


16.50:John Dunn

Including at 5.45 Sports Desk
18.45:Sports Desk


19.02:Two by Two

... the elephant and the kangaroo.
A not-too'serious game in which captive humans answer questions about the animal kingdom and compete for the Great Currant Bun. This week: Tony Soper. Irene Thomas Henry Douglas Home Gamekeeper JOHN DUNN Questions set by MADEAU STEWART
Producer PHYLLIS ROBINSONContributors

Unknown: Tony Soper.
Unknown: Irene Thomas
Unknown: Henry Douglas Home
Unknown: John Dunn
Unknown: Madeau Stewart
Producer: Phyllis Robinson


19.30:Sports Desk


19.33:David Allan's Country Club

Highlights from the Eighth International Festival of Country Music, at the Empire Pool, Wembley.
Producer DENIS O'KEEFFE
21.02:Wally Whyton

invites you to enjoy Both Sides Now with this week's guests: SCARLET AND LACE
BOB BUCKLE, JACK HUDSON News and features from JIM LLOYD
Bass and asides by BRIAN BROCKLEHURST Producer BILL BEBBContributors

Unknown: Jack Hudson
Bass: Jim Lloyd
Unknown: Brian Brocklehurst


22.02:Sports Desk


22.06:Folkweave

Tony Capstick introduces recordings made at the Shrews-bury Folk Song Club: SODBURY MOP recorded at the Wade-bridge Festival 1975; and LIAM O'FLYNN recorded at Newcastle upon Tyne
News from the Folk World Producer PETER PILBEAM BBC ManchesterContributors

Introduces: Tony Capstick
Producer: Peter Pilbeam


23.02:Don Durbridge

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1 with The Late Show
0.00:* am Midnight Newsroom: weather; motoring INFORMATION

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BBC RADIO 1 FRIDAY MAY 21ST 1976
6.00:as Radio 2


7.00:Noel Edmonds


9.00:Tony Blackburn


12.00:Johnnie Walker

Including at 12.30 Newsbeat
Today the way it is.
John Walmsley and the Newsbeat team find the news and the people making it.Contributors

Unknown: John Walmsley


14.02:David Hamilton

Also on VHF
16.30:Rosko's Round Table

A Radio 1 DJ and a star personality discuss their pick of the new releases.
Producer DAVE PRICE
17.45:Newsbeat

More news with John WalmsleyContributors

Unknown: John Walmsley


18.02:as Radio 2


23.00:John Peel

Also on VHF
0.00:* am as Radio 2

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BBC RADIO 2 FRIDAY MAY 21ST 1976
6.00:News Summary; weather


6.02:Colin Berry

Producer JOHN MELOY Including at
6.15 Pause for ThoughtContributors

Producer: John Meloy


7.02:Terry Wogan

Producer GEOFF MULLIN Including at
8.27 Racing Bulletin and at
8.45 Pause for ThoughtContributors

Producer: Geoff Mullin


9.02:Pete Murray's Open House

Producers ANGELA bond
ANN COLVIN , PETER CHISWELL
Requests, on postcards please, to: Open House, BBC, London W1A 4WW including at 10.30
Waggoners' WalkContributors

Unknown: Ann Colvin


11.30:Jimmy Young

Producers HARRY WALTERS and STUART HOBDAYContributors

Producers: Harry Walters
Producers: Stuart Hobday


13.50:Sports Desk

including the lunchtime cricket scoreboard
14.02:David Hamilton

as Radio 1, but including on 1500m only (also 202m Scotland)
2.45 and 3.45 Sports Desk
16.30:Waggoners' Walk

(Repeated: Monday 10.30 am)
16.45:Sports Desk


16.50:John Dunn

including at 5.45 Sports Desk with up-to-the-minute racing results and cricket scoreboard
18.45:Sports Desk

A round-up of the day's news, with classified racing results and the latest cricket scores.
19.02:Funny You Should Ask

Peter Jones presents the quiz about comedy with a panel of comedy experts. Today's panellists: Barry Took
Amanda Barrie Barry Cryer
Questions compiled by MICHAEL POINTON
\Producer BOB OLIVER ROGERSContributors

Unknown: Peter Jones
Unknown: Barry Took
Unknown: Amanda Barrie
Unknown: Barry Cryer
Unknown: Michael Pointon
Producer: Bob Oliver Rogers


19.30:Sports Desk


19.33:Play It Again

Len Jackson introduces the sounds of yesteryear with Barbara Jay
Freddy Williams Margaret Savage and the BBC RADIO ORCHESTRA conducted by ALAN MOORHOUSE Producer STEVE ALLENContributors

Introduces: Len Jackson
Unknown: Barbara Jay
Unknown: Freddy Williams
Unknown: Margaret Savage
Conducted By: Alan Moorhouse
Producer: Steve Allen


20.02:Ronnie Aldrich

conducts the BBC RADIO ORCHESTRA
Presented by Jean Challis Producer ROYSTON HERBERTContributors

Presented By: Jean Challis
Producer: Royston Herbert


21.02:Friday Night is Music Night

From the Hippodrome, Gotders Green Vilem Tausky conducts the BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA leader ARTHUR LEAVINS
THE BAND OF THE WELSH GUARDS conductor CAPTAIN DEREK TAYLOR Director of Music
Friday Night's Star Singers: PATRICIA MCCARRY DUNCAN ROBERTSON NOTTINGHAM FESTIVAL with GORDON LANGFORD (piano) Introduced by James Alexander Gordon Producer
CHARLES CLARK-MAXWELLContributors

Leader: Arthur Leavins
Conductor: Captain Derek Taylor
Singers: Patricia McCarry
Piano: Gordon Langford
Introduced By: James Alexander Gordon
Unknown: Charles Clark-Maxwell


22.02:Sports Desk


22.06:Those Were The Days

at the Radio 2 Ballroom
SIDNEY DAVEY AND HIS ORCHESTRA Guest vocalist BRUCE TRENT mc and Dance Hostess
HOLLAND AND SYLVIA BROCKBANK Presented by Tom Edwards Producer BEVERLEY PHILLIPSContributors

Unknown: Sidney Davey
Unknown: Bruce Trent
Unknown: Sylvia Brockbank
Presented By: Tom Edwards
Producer: Beverley Phillips


23.02:Len Jackson

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1 with The Late Show
0.00:* am Midnight Newsroom; weather; motoring information

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BBC RADIO 1 SATURDAY MAY 22ND 1976

6.00:as Radio 2


8.06:Ed Stewart

Also on VHF with Junior Choice
Producer ROGER PUSEYContributors

Producer: Roger Pusey


10.00:Rosko

Producer DAVE PRICE
13.00:David Bowie: 4: Rebel Rebel

Also on VHF
A four-part series.
Bowie's vision of a world in chaos came to an end with Diamond Dogs. The album which followed, Young Americans, was a pure attempt to mirror American radio 1975, and succeeded to the extent that it gave him an American number 1. Then came his starring role in The Man Who Fell to Earth. Today you may recognise him as 'The Thin White Duke' - on the other hand he may well be wearing his next new guise.Contributors

Written, presented and produced by: Stuart Grundy


14.00:Alan Freeman

Also on VHF Producer
tony WILSONContributors

Unknown: Tony Wilson


17.00:Paul Gambaccini

Also on VHF Producer
MIKE HAWKESContributors

Unknown: Mike Hawkes


18.30:In Concert

Also on VHF
The London Boogie Band Steve Tilston
Introduced by ALAN BLACK Producer JEFF GRIFFINContributors

Introduced By: Alan Black
Producer: Jeff Griffin


19.30:as Radio 2

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BBC RADIO 2 SATURDAY MAY 22ND 1976

6.00:News Summary; weather


6.02:Tom Edwards

Producer DENYS JONES
8.3 Racing BulletinContributors

Producer: Denys Jones


8.06:* as Radio 1


10.02:Charlie Chester

with your
Smiting Saturday Show Producer MICHAEL FORD BBC BirminghamContributors

Producer: Michael Ford


12.02:Two's Best

Len Jackson with extracts from last week's programmes, Script by PETER CLAYTON Producers BRIAN WILLEY and DENIS O'KEEFFEContributors

Unknown: Len Jackson
Script By: Peter Clayton
Producers: Brian Willey


13.02:One Man and His Show

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1
Featuring this week: Peter Goodwright with his guests The Settlers and the Max Harris Quartet
Producer John Fawcett Wilson
(Rptd: Sun 7.2 pm VHF only)Contributors

Star/impressionist: Peter Goodwright
Musicians: The Settlers
Musicians: The Max Harris Quartet
Producer: John Fawcett Wilson


13.30:Sport on 2

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1
Introduced by John Motson with star guests and the pick of the day's sporting action at home and abroad, including:
1.30. 3.10. 3.55*
International Soccer Wales v Yugoslavia
The second leg of the European Championship quarter-final tie, with Wales out to pull back a two-goal deficit.
Commentary and reports from Ninian Park. Cardiff, by PETER JONES and ALUN WILLIAMS.
Plus a look ahead to tomorrow's match between England and Brazil in the American Bicentennial Cup from BRYON BUTLER in Los Angeles
1.30, 2.10, 3.45, 4.45, 5.45 Cricket
MCC v The West Indians
With the First Test less than a fortnight away the West Indians will be hoping to warm up in style against MCC at Lord's. Commentary by CHRISTOPHER MARTIN-JENKINS and TONY COZIER.
Also news of today's final matches in the Benson and Hedges Cup zonal leagues
1.45, 2.10. 3.45, 4.45
International Athletics USSR v Great Britain
The place is Kiev but the thought in every athlete's mind is Montreal, and Britain's clash with the might of Eastern Europe will be a searching test for our Olympic hopefuls. Commentary and reports by ALAN PARRY
1.40, 2.10, 3.45. 4.45
Davis Cup Tennis Great Britain v Romania
Great Britain, having beaten Switzerland last month, battle against Romania at Eastbourne to qualify for the Davis Cup semi-finals against France. Commentary by MAX ROBERTSON with expert analysis from BOB HOWE
1.40, 2.0, 2.55, 5.40* Racing from
Kempton Park
Commentary by PETER BROMLEY on two of the main events of the day:
2.0 The Ladbroke Cesars Palace Handicap dim)
3.0 The Ultramar Jubilee Stakes Handicap (Urn)
Together with results from the day's other meetings throughout the afternoon.
Plus reports from JOHN FENTON on the final day in the Sumrie-Bournemouth better ball golf tournament. News of the Rugby League Premiership final at Swinton and a preview of the World Heavyweight title fight, between Muhammad All and British Champion Richard Dunn , from DESMOND LYNAM in Munich.
Timetable;
1.30 News/Prospects from all featured events including the lunchtime cricket scoreboard
2.0 Racing. 2.10 Athletics/ Tennis/Cricket. 2.55 Racing
3.1* Football. 3.45 Latest Racing/Cricket/Tennis/Athletics
3.55 Football. 4.45 Latest Racing/Cricket/Tennis/Athletics
5.15* Round-up
5.40 Classified Racing/Cricket
Events may alter timings
A Radio Sports Unit productionContributors

Introduced By: John Motson
Unknown: Peter Jones
Unknown: Alun Williams.
Unknown: Bryon Butler
Commentary By: Christopher Martin-Jenkins
Commentary By: Tony Cozier.
Unknown: Alan Parry
Commentary By: Max Robertson
Unknown: Bob Howe
Commentary By: Peter Bromley
Unknown: John Fenton
Unknown: Desmond Lynam


18.03:Star Sound

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1
' We love to play on words and be " protocoligorically correct ".'
Composers in the Spotlight:
The Sherman Brothers (Part 2) with musical illustrations from Bedknobs and Broomsticks, That Darn Cat, The Jungle Book, Huckleberry Finn , Charlotte's Webb and The Slipper and the Rose
Introduced by David Bellan Written and compiled by LYN FAIRHURSTContributors

Unknown: Huckleberry Finn
Introduced By: David Bellan


19.02:Hello Cheeky

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1
19.30:Sports Desk


19.33:Radio 2 Top Tunes

Norrie Paramor and the BBC MIDLAND RADIO ORCHESTRA Neil Richardson and the BBC NORTHERN RADIO ORCHESTRA play the week's most popular tunes from Radio 2 programmes Introduced by John Dunn BBC BirminghamContributors

Unknown: Norrie Paramor
Unknown: Neil Richardson
Introduced By: John Dunn


20.30:Saturday Night

with the BBC RADIO ORCHESTRA Angela Morley and the Strings Alyn Ainsworth and the RADIO BIG BAND
Brian Fahey and the BBC SCOTTISH RADIO ORCHESTRA with Tammy Jones
Introduced by Ray Moore Producers FRANK HOOPER and EOIN HAMILTONContributors

Unknown: Angela Morley
Unknown: Alyn Ainsworth
Unknown: Brian Fahey
Unknown: Tammy Jones
Introduced By: Ray Moore
Producers: Frank Hooper
Producers: Eoin Hamilton


22.02:European Pop Jury

Presented in London by David Cell
A monthly programme in which 1,600 young people in seven European countries vote to discover the number one record in Europe today. Taking part this month:
FINLAND (YLE), GERMANY (WDR) IRELAND (RTE), NORWAY (NRK) SPAIN (RNE), SWEDEN (SR) UNITED KINGDOM (BBC) Producer STEVE ALLENContributors

Producer: Steve Allen


23.02:Sports Desk


23.05:Alan Dell

with The Late show Including at 12.0
Midnight Newsroom; weather; motoring information
0.31:* am News Summary

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BBC RADIO 1 SUNDAY MAY 23RD 1976

6.55:as Radio 2


8.00:Playground

A magazine programme of special interest to young list teners
Introduced by David Rider and including
Young Ideas In Action Producer DON GEORGEContributors

Introduced By: David Rider
Producer: Don George


8.32:Ed Stewart

Also on VHF with Junior Choice
10.00:Paul Burnett

with All There is to Hear Producer MIKE HAWKESContributors

Producer: Mike Hawkes


13.00:Jimmy Savile

1.0 The Double Top Ten Show
2.0 Speakeasy recorded with a specially invited audience
Research BERNARD JACKSON Producers TED BESTON and COLIN SEMPERContributors

Unknown: Bernard Jackson
Producers: Ted Beston
Producers: Colin Semper


15.00:Anne Nightingale's Request Show

Producer BERNIE ANDREWSContributors

Producer: Bernie Andrews


17.00:Insight: Joe Meek

A series which takes a close look at the people and developments that have influenced today's pop music.

A look at the intriguing career of one of Britain's earliest independent record producers as seen through the eyes of some of the people who worked with him.Contributors

Writer/Narrator: Brian Matthew
Research: Chris Knight
Producer: Dave Tate


18.00:Tom Browne

Also on VHF with the Top 20
Producer PETE RITZEMAContributors

Producer: Pete Ritzema


19.00:as Radio 2 (7.02-7.30 as VHF)

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BBC RADIO 2 SUNDAY MAY 23RD 1976

6.55:New Day

Some prayers and music
7.00:News Summary; weatherman


7.03:Douglas Reeve

at the BBC Theatre Organ presents a programme of requests and music from
RANSOME, HOFFMAN, POLLARD WORKS BAND conductor GEOFFREY TOMLINSON Producer PETER PILBEAM BBC ManchesterContributors

Conductor: Geoffrey Tomlinson
Producer: Peter Pilbeam


8.03:Ray Moore

introduces Banners and Bonnets A selection of Salvation Army music, old and new, especially for Sunday morning.
MAJOR JOHN GOWANS tells a story about the Army's day-today work.
Producer FRANK TOPPINGContributors

Unknown: Major John Gowans


8.32:* as Radio 1


10.02:David Jacobs

introduces Melodies for You BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA leader ARTHUR LEAVINS conducted by JAMES h. HOWE THE GEORGE FRENCH OCTET
PATRICIA MCCARRY with GORDON LANGFORD (piano)
Producer PETER BELLContributors

Leader: Arthur Leavins
Conducted By: James H. Howe
Piano: Gordon Langford
Producer: Peter Bell


11.30:People's Service: 3: Man and God

The last of three programmes from a studio in London led by Rev. Jeremy YoungerContributors

Celebrant: Rev. Jeremy Younger
Producer: Frank Topping


12.02:Family Favourites

Introduced by Jean Challis
MICHAEL BAGULEY , BBC, Belfast
ANDREW PASTOUNA, BFBS, Cologne BILL PAUL, CBC. Toronto
STEVE COSSER, ABC. Sydney Producer PAM cox
(20 June: Hong Kong, Barbados and Australia. Requests, on postcards please, to: Family Favourites, BBC, London W1A 4WW)Contributors

Introduced By: Jean Challis
Introduced By: Michael Baguley


14.02:Hello Cheeky

Conceived, nurtured and done by Tim Brooke-Taylor
Barry Cryer and John Junkin with the music (?) of the Denis King Trio
Written by BARRY CRYER and JOHN JUNKIN
Producer BOB OLIVER ROGERSContributors

Unknown: Tim Brooke-Taylor
Unknown: Barry Cryer
Unknown: John Junkin
Written By: Barry Cryer
Written By: John Junkin
Producer: Bob Oliver Rogers


14.30:Portrait of Piaf

Elisabeth Welch, in the first of three programmes, tells the dramatic story of Edith Piaf, the most famous of French popular singers who rose from an urchin street singer to international fame. Each episode will include people from her world who describe the extraordinary life and' personality of the ' Little Sparrow'. 1: The Years of Struggle
Written by CHARLES THOMPSON Producer Producer LAURENCE STAPLEYContributors

Written By: Charles Thompson
Producer: Laurence Stapley


15.30:Hubert Gregg

says Thanks for the Memoru Producer PHYLLIS ROBINSONContributors

Producer: Phyllis Robinson


16.02:Charlie Chester

with your Sunday Soapbox also featuring PERCY EDWARDS Producer RON GARDNER BBC Birmingham Including at 5.2
Cricket: the teatime scores In today's John Player League gamesContributors

Unknown: Percy Edwards
Producer: Ron Gardner


18.00:as Radio 1


19.02:Sunday Sport

Introduced by John Dunn International Football: England v Brazil
Later tonight Don Revie leads England into action against the 1970 World Cup winners for the first time since that tournament in the American Bicentennial Cup. BRYON BUTLER reports from Los Angeles
International Athletics: with the Olympic Games only weeks away now, Britain's athletes will be looking for good performances in the international match against USSR in Kiev, Reports by ALAN PARRY
Cricket: news of all today's John Player League matches featuring the holders, Hampshire, against Middlesex; the 1974 winners, Leicestershire, against Somerset; and Essex against Northants.
Motor Cycling: the Yugoslavian Grand Prix in Opatija - a report from CHRIS CARTER.
A Radio Sports Unit productionContributors

Introduced By: John Duna
Unknown: Bryon Butler
Unknown: Alan Parry
Unknown: Chris Carter.


19.02:One Man and His Show


19.30:Semprini Serenade

BBC RADIO ORCHESTRA conducted by VILEM TAUSKY Producer FRANK HOOPERContributors

Conducted By: Vilem Tausky
Producer: Frank Hooper


20.30:Sunday Half-Hour

Introduced by DOUGLAS AITKEN from Cathcart South Parish Church. Glasgow, with the united choirs of the district
Conductor of Praise ALBERT CAIE Organist ALEXANDER PHILP
Prayer and Blessing by REV HUGH R. WYLLIE. Praise (CH 3): 0 come. let us sing (Bon Accord); Ye gates. lift up your heads (St George's, Edinburgh): Praise the Lord! (Austrian Hymn); Soldiers of Christ, arise (From strength to strength); Jesus' hands were kind hands (Au clair de la lune); For my sake and the Gospel's, go (Bishopgarth); For all the saints (Sine Nomine); Lift high the cross (Crucifer); All praise to thee, my God (Tallis' Canon) BBC ScotlandContributors

Introduced By: Douglas Aitken
Organist: Alexander Philp
Unknown: Rev Hugh R. Wyllie.


21.02:Your 100 Best Tunes

Introduced by Alan Keith Producer JACK DABBSContributors

Introduced By: Alan Keith
Producer: Jack Dabbs


22.02:Sports Desk


22.05:Brass and Strings

BBC MIDLAND RADIO ORCHESTRA conductor NORRIE PARAMOR
THORESBY COLLIERY WELFARE BAND conductor WILLIAM LIPPEATT Introduced by James Alexander GordonContributors

Conductor: Norrie Paramor
Introduced By: James Alexander Gordon


23.02:Sounds of Jazz

Introduced by Peter Clayton TOMMY WHITTLE QUARTET with special guest JACK PARNELL MAX COLLIE AND HIS RHYTHM ACES Producers LAWRIE MONK and KEITH STEWART including at 12.0
Midnight Newsroom; weather; motoring informationContributors

Introduced By: Peter Clayton
Introduced By: Tommy Whittle
Unknown: Jack Parnell
Unknown: Keith Stewart


0.31:* am News Summary

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BBC RADIO 1 MONDAY MAY 24TH 1976

6.00:as Radio 2


7.00:Noel Edmonds

Producer DAVE TATEContributors

Producer: Dave Tate


9.00:Tony Blackburn

Producer DAVE ATKEYContributors

Producer: Dave Atkey


12.00:Johnnie Walker

Producer RON BELCHIER including at 12.30 Newsbeat
Today the way it is.
Richard Skinner and the Newsbeat team find the news and the people making it,Contributors

Producer: Ron Belchier
Unknown: Richard Skinner


14.02:David Hamilton

Also on VHF
Producer PAUL WILLIAMSContributors

Producer: Paul Williams


16.30:Paul Burnett

Producer TED BESTONContributors

Producer: Ted Beston


17.45:Newsbeat

More news with Richard SkinnerContributors

Unknown: Richard Skinner


18.02:as Radio 2


23.00:John Peel

Also on VHF
Producer JOHN WALTERSContributors

Producer: John Walters


0.00:* am as Radio 2

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BBC RADIO 2 MONDAY MAY 24TH 1976

6.00:News Summary; weather


6.02:Colin Berry

including at
6.15 Pause for Thought
7.02:Simon Bates

including at
8.27 Racing Bulletin and at
8.45 Pause for Thought
9.02:Pete Murray's Open House

Requests, on postcards please, to: Open House, BBC, London W1A 4WW including at 10.30
Waggoners' Walk
(Friday afternoon's broadcast)
11.30:Jimmy Young


13.50:Sports Desk

including the draw for the quarter-finals of the Benson and Hedges Cup
14.02:David Hamilton

as Radio 1, but including on 1500m only (also 202m Scotland)
2.45 and 3.45 Sports Desk: with racing results and news from Lord's of MCC v The West Indians
16.30:Waggoners' Walk

Written by PETER LING and BARBARA CLEGG
Cliff Edwards has been home; Matt and Lynn have decided to take ' bangers ' to Berlin; Errol's van has disappointed Kath and Shirley; Milton Monk has mixed business with pleasure; and Peter Tyson has become a star.
Cast: page MContributors

Written By: Peter Ling
Written By: Barbara Clegg
Unknown: Cliff Edwards
Unknown: Milton Monk
Unknown: Peter Tyson


16.45:Sports Desk

including news from Lord's of MCC v The West Indians
16.50:John Dunn

FRANCES LINE including at 5.45 Sports Desk with news from Lord's of MCC v The West IndiansContributors

Unknown: Frances Line


18.45:Sports Desk

A round-up of the day's news. with classified racing results and the latest cricket scores.
19.02:The Monday Movie Quiz

Ray Moore presents a mixture of music, voices and sounds designed to test your knowledge on the world of films and perhaps win a prize or two.
Compiled and produced by MARTIN-FISHERContributors

Unknown: Ray Moore


19.30:Sports Desk

including close-of-play cricket scoreboard
19.33:Alan Dell

7.33 The Dance Band Days
A selection of British dance band favourites
8.2 Stereo The Big Band Sound Producer LAWRIE MONK
21.02:Humphrey Lyttelton

with The Best of Jazz on records Producer KEITH STEWARTContributors

Producer: Keith Stewart


22.02:Sports Desk


22.06:Band Parade

featuring tonight:
THE DON LUSHER BIG BAND
(incorporating his Quartet) With MARIAN MONTGOMERY
Introduced by Robin Boyle Producer JACK DABBSContributors

Unknown: Don Lusher
Introduced By: Robin Boyle
Producer: Jack Dabbs


23.02:David Bellan

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1 with The Late Show
0.00:* am Midnight Newsroom; weather; motoring information

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BBC RADIO 1 TUESDAY MAY 25TH 1976
6.00:as Radio 2


7.00:Noel Edmonds


9.00:Tony Blackburn


12.00:Johnnie Walker

including this week's new Top 30 discs, and at 12.30 Newsbeat
Richard Skinner and the Newsbeat team
14.02:David Hamilton

Also on VHF
16.30:Paul Burnett


17.45:Newsbeat

More news with Richard SkinnerContributors

Unknown: Richard Skinner


18.02:as Radio 2


23.00:John Peel

Also on VHF
0.00:* am as Radio 2

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BBC RADIO 2 TUESDAY MAY 25TH 1976

6.00:News Summary; weather


6.02:Colin Berry

including at
8.15 Pause for Thought
7.02:Simon Bates

including at 8.27 Racing Bulletin and at 8.45 Pause for Thought (Repeat)
9.02:Pete Murray's Open House

Including at 10.30
Waggoners' Walk
( Mon afternoon's broadcast)
11.30:Jimmy Young


13.50:Sports Desk


14.02:David Hamilton

as Radio 1, but including on 1500m only (also 202m Scotland)
2.45 and 3.45 Sports Desk: with racing results and news from Lord's of MCC v The West Indians
16.30:Waggoners' Walk

( Repeated: Wed 10.30 am)
16.45:Sports Desk

including news from Lord's of MCC v The West Indians
16.50:John Dunn

including at 5.45 Sports Desk with news from Lord's of MCC v The West Indians
18.45:Sports Desk

A round-up of the day's news, with classified racing results and the latest cricket scores.
19.02:Beat the Record

Don Davis invites listeners by telephone to join in the national game of naming the tune.
If you would like to play this game. send a postcard giving your name. address and telephone number to: Beat The Record. BBC. London W1A 4WW Devised by DON DAVIS Producer IAN FENNERContributors

Unknown: Don Davis
Unknown: Don Davis
Producer: Ian Fenner


19.30:Sports Desk


19.33:Robin Richmond

The Organist Entertains LEN RAWLE
(Chorleywood Residence) ARMSBEE BANCROFT
(Granada. Clapham Junction) FLORENCE DE JONG, (Granada, Kingston upon Thames)
PETER BARTLE (Electronic)Contributors

Unknown: Len Rawle
Unknown: Armsbee Bancroft
Unknown: Peter Bartle


20.02:Ian Carmichael's Music Night

Kenneth McKellar sings with the JOHN MCCARTHY SINGERS and the BBC RADIO ORCHESTRA conducted by IAIN SUTHERLAND Producer BARRY KNIGHTContributors

Unknown: Kenneth McKellar
Singers: John McCarthy
Conducted By: Iain Sutherland
Producer: Barry Knight


21.02:Among Your Souvenirs

Fragrant memories from Victorian and Edwardian times and a little later, with JOANNE BROWN , UEL DEANE MICHAEL LANGDON
THE REGINALD LEOPOLD ORCHESTRA BLACK DYKE HILLS BAND and THE COLLEGIANS
Introduced by Alan Keith Producer ROBERT BOWMAN
(Michael Langdon broadcasts by permission of the General Administrator. Royal Opera House. Covent Garden)Contributors

Unknown: Joanne Brown
Unknown: Uel Deane
Unknown: Michael Langdon
Unknown: Reginald Leopold
Introduced By: Alan Keith
Producer: Robert Bowman
Unknown: Michael Langdon


22.02:Sports Desk


22.05:The American Showmen

Eighteenth of a 25-part series This week: Alex Aarons and Vinton Freedley
A collaboration of two utterly opposing types - Aarons, the man passionately in love with music, a real theatre man; Freedley, suave and assured, smiling benignly down on the theatre rather than plunging himself into it.
' We used to call Vinton spiffy. He was a spiffy dresser and a spiffy person.' (NANETTE FABRAY) ' Flashy Alex was not. Alex was conservative.'
(RUTH AARONS)
They produced such shows as Funny Face and Lady Be Good which introduced to Broadway the songwriting partnership of George and Ira Gershwin, and the brother and sister team of Fred and Adele Astaire.
Also the recorded comments of ADELE ASTAIRE , IRA GERSHWIN RAY BOLGER. GUY
BOLTON BADIE HARRIS. COLE PORTER GINGER ROGERS
Research by BILL SULLIVAN Written by BENNY GREEN
Producer DAVID RAYVERN ALLENContributors

Unknown: Alex Aarons
Unknown: Vinton Freedley
Unknown: Adele Astaire.
Unknown: Adele Astaire
Unknown: Gershwin Ray Bolger.
Unknown: Bolton Badie Harris.
Unknown: Bill Sullivan
Written By: Benny Green
Producer: David Rayvern Allen


23.02:Michael Meech

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins- Radio 1 with The Late Show
0.00:* am Midnight Newsroom: weather; motoring information

[darren]

Re: Radio times listings 1970;s 80's 90's

BBC RADIO 1 WEDNESDAY MAY 26TH 1976

6.00:as Radio 2


7.00:Noel Edmonds


9.00:Tony Blackburn


12.00:Johnnie Walker

Including at 12.30 Newsbeat
Today the way it is.
Richard Skinner and the Newsbeat team find the news and the people making it.Contributors

Unknown: Richard Skinner


14.02:David Hamilton

Also on VHF
16.30:Paul Burnett


17.45:Newsbeat

More news with Richard SkinnerContributors

Unknown: Richard Skinner


18.02:as Radio 2


23.00:John Peel

Also on VHF
0.00:* am as Radio 2

[darren]

Re: Radio times listings 1970;s 80's 90's

BBC RADIO 2 WEDNESDAY MAY 26TH 1976

6.00:News Summary; weather


6.02:Colin Berry

6.15 Pause for Thought
7.02:Simon Bates

8.27 Racing Bulletin and at
8.45 Pause for Thought
9.02:Pete Murray's Open House

Including at 10.30
Waggoners' Walk
(Tues afternoon's broadcast)
11.30:Jimmy Young


13.50:Sports Desk

including the lunchtime cricket scoreboard
14.02:David Hamilton

as Radio 1, but including on 1500m only (also 202m Scotland)
2.45 and 3.45 Sports Desk including a report on the England Test trial at Bristol by CHRISTOPHER MARTIN-JENKINSContributors

Unknown: Christopher Martin-Jenkins


16.30:Waggoners'Walk

(Repeated: Thursday 10.30 am)
16.45:Sports Desk

with up-to-the-minute racing results and teatime cricket scores, including a report on the England Test trial at Bristol
16.50:John Dunn

including at 5.45 Sports Desk including a report on the England Test trial
18.45:Sports Desk

A round-up of the day's news, with classified racing results and the latest cricket scores.
19.02:The News Huddlines

An urbane croak at the news starring Roy Hudd With JANET BROWN and CHRIS EMMETT
Music by THE NIC ROWLEY TRIO Script by CHRIS MILLER
DAVID RENWICK , PETER SPENCE and others
Producer JOHN LLOYDContributors

Unknown: Roy Hudd
Unknown: Janet Brown
Unknown: Chris Emmett
Script By: Chris Miller
Script By: David Renwick
Script By: Peter Spence
Producer: John Lloyd


19.30:Sports Desk

including close-of-play cricket scoreboard
19.32:The Story Behind the Song

A series of programmes in which Steve Race investigates the stories behind those melodies that linger on. Research by BILL SULLIVAN and DANNY GREENSTONE
Producer DANNY GREENSTONEContributors

Unknown: Bill Sullivan
Unknown: Danny Greenstone
Producer: Danny Greenstone


20.02:Two in Mind

Music introduced by Natalie Anglesey and Mike Riddoch and featuring the BBC NORTHERN RADIO ORCHESTRA conductor NEIL RICHARDSON Producer JOHN WILCOX BBC ManchesterContributors

Introduced By: Natalie Anglesey
Introduced By: Mike Riddoch
Conductor: Neil Richardson
Producer: John Wilcox


20.30:Sing Something Simple

The Adam Singers directed by CLIFF ADAMS
Accompanied by JACK EMBLOW Producer JOHN BROWELLContributors

Directed By: Cliff Adams
Accompanied By: Jack Emblow
Producer: John Browell


21.02:Command Performance

Introduced by Semprinl Your record request programme of popular classics Producer DENYS JONESContributors

Introduced By: Semprinl Your
Producer: Denys Jones


22.02:Sports Desk


22.05:Words and Music

Brian Matthew presents
Jackie Trent and Tony Hatch in a programme of their own music with the BBC RADIO ORCHESTRA conducted by TONY HATCH Producer JOHN BUSSELLContributors

Unknown: Brian Matthew
Unknown: Jackie Trent
Unknown: Tony Hatch
Conducted By: Tony Hatch
Producer: John Bussell


23.02:Jean Challis

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1 with The Late Show
0.00:* am Midnight Newsroom; weather; motoring Information

[darren]

Re: Radio times listings 1970;s 80's 90's

BBC RADIO 1 THURSDAY MAY 27TH 1976

6.00:as Radio 2


7.00:Noel Edmonds


9.00:Tony Blackburn


12.00:Johnnie Walker

including this week's new Top
30 lp discs, and at 12.30
Newsbeat Richard Skinner and the Newsbeat team.Contributors

Unknown: Newsbeat Richard Skinner


14.02:David Hamilton

Also on VHF
16.30:Paul Burnett


17.45:Newsbeat

More news with Richard SkinnerContributors

Unknown: Richard Skinner


18.02:as Radio 2


23.00:John Peel

Also on VHF
0.00:* am as Radio 2

[darren]

Re: Radio times listings 1970;s 80's 90's

BBC RADIO 2 THURSDAY MAY 27TH 1976

6.00:News Summary; weather


6.02:Colin Berry

f.15 Pause for Thought
7.02:Simon Bates

8.27 Racing Bulletin and at
S.45 Pause for Thought
9.02:Pete Murray's Open House

Including at 10.30
Waggoners' Walk
11.30:Jimmy Young


13.50:Sports Desk

including the lunchtime cricket scoreboard
14.02:David Hamilton

as Radio 1, but including on 1500m only (also 202m Scotland)
2.4S and 3.45 Sports Desk: with a report on the England lest trial at Bristol by CHRISTOPHER MARTIN-JENKINSContributors

Unknown: Christopher Martin-Jenkins


16.30:Waggoners' Walk

(Repeated: Friday 10.30 am) Produced and directed by PIERS PLOWRIGHT and DAVID JOHNSTON The cast this week:Contributors

Directed By: Piers Plowright
Directed By: David Johnston
Mike Nash: Edward Cast
Claire Nash ,: Ellen McIntosh
Joanna Nash: Elizabeth Proud
Peter Tyson: Basil Moss
Liz Tyson: Ann Morrish
Lynn Prior: Judy Franklin
Matt Prior: Michael Spice
Ben Woodhouse: David Valla
Cliff Edwards: Peter Messaline
Kath Miller: Charlotte Mitchell
Shirley Cook: Carole Boyd
Colin Bartley: Roger Hammond
Charlie Payne: Bruce Beeby
Myrna Podmore: Valerie Newbold
Errol Podmore: Malcolm Gerard
Gordon Turner: Will Leighton
Michelle Carey: Alwyne Taylor
Bella Attwood: Norma Ronald


16.45:Sports Desk

including a report on the England Test trial
16.50:John Dunn

including at 5.45 Sports Desk with a report on the England Test trial
18.45:Sports Desk

A round-up of the day's news. with classified racing results and the latest cricket scores.
19.02:Two by Two

... the elephant and the kangaroo
A not-too-serious game in which captive humans answer questions about the animal kingdom and compete for the Great Currant Bun
This week: Johnny Morris
John Ebdon. Percy Edwards Gamekeeper JOHN DUNN Questions set by MADEAU STEWART
Producer Phyllis ROBINSONContributors

Unknown: Johnny Morris
Unknown: John Ebdon.
Unknown: Percy Edwards
Unknown: Gamekeeper John Dunn
Unknown: Madeau Stewart
Producer: Phyllis Robinson


19.30:Sports Desk

including close-of-play cricket scoreboard
19.33:David Allan's Country Club

A weekly get-together with news and reviews of Country Music, featuring
George Hamilton IV Kellv's Eye
Producer denis O'KEEFFEContributors

Producer: Denis O'Keeffe


21.02:Wally Whyton

invites you to enjoy Both Sides Now with this week's guests: Cajun Moon, Keith Pierson
News and features from Jim Lloyd
Bass and asides by BRIAN BROCKLEHURST
Producer BILL BEBB
(Stereo)Contributors

Unknown: Cajun Moon
Unknown: Keith Pierson
Bass: Jim Lloyd
Unknown: Brian Brocklehurst
Producer: Bill Bebb


22.02:Sports Desk


22.05:Folkweave

Tony Capstick introduces recordings made at the Saracens Barn Folk Club, Little Bring-ton. and TONY FOXWORTHY with some new record releases. News from the Folk World Producer PETER PILBEAM BBC ManchesterContributors

Unknown: Tony Foxworthy
Producer: Peter Pilbeam


23.02:Don Durbridge

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1 with The Late Show
0.00:* am Midnight Newsroom: weather; motoring information